Original British Victorian Lord Lieutenant’s Cocked Chapeau de Bras Bicorne Hat - Circa 1830-1840 U.S. Documents & Books He received no valor awards

He received no valor awards

As Captain of U-616 from 1942 to 1944 he undertook nine patrols that lasted 204 days

sometimes mounted on merchant vessels and warships in Maritime Southeast Asia

where some of the squadron left from Karachi (now part of Pakistan) and others from Calcutta

Left shoulder bears an original 1st Marine Division Guadalcanal shoulder patch

Original British Victorian Lord Lieutenant’s Cocked Chapeau de Bras Bicorne Hat - Circa 1830-1840 U.S. Documents & Books He received no valor awardsOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an absolutely stunning example of a British Victorian Era Lord Lieutenants Chapeau Bicorne hat. It features a button with a Queens crown & a black cockade. This example dates between 1830 and 1840. This large black felt British cocked Bicorne hat dates to the Victorian Era, and retains both of its bullion tassels on each end, sewn in through the bottom of the chapeau as shown. The style is that for a Lord